Skateboarding games aren’t entirely dead, but they exist in a genre that’s a shadow of its former self. Session wants to fill that gap. It’s a new project from developer Crea-Ture Studios, that aims to restore skateboarding back to its roots on the streets.

I think I’m more disappointed than anything else in the Steadicam Volt. When it works, it’s fun. But those moments are fleeting and the gremlins within the flawed design of this device are a bit too bothersome to ignore.

Backers who pledged $60 or more could have chosen to receive a physical NES or Famicom-styled box for Mighty No 9. They're now wishing they hadn't.

It’s up to you as Kay Loren, rightful heir to the crumbling remains of the Kingdom of Ascalia that was bequeathed to you upon the death of your dear dad. The kingdom is in shambles, creditors are hungry to extract the debt fro m your bones and it’s up to you to restore the lands to their former glory. With a little help from your sisters and bodyguard of course.

Cars have seat belts, bikes have helmets and for the water – you have life jackets, which do a great job at keeping you float, but aren't much fun to be active with. Thankfully, we now have the Ploota to solve this problem.

Board games with lots of fancy miniature figures seem to do exceedingly well on Kickstarter. Having already smashed its $300,000 goal in the first week, Rising Sun is currently sitting on over $2 million raised, with three weeks left on the clock.

When Kickstarters go bad, they tend to go very bad, but Robotech RPG Tactics has been downright catastrophic. In a tragic turn of events, a designer attempted to commit suicide after the latest update in a long line of drama surrounding this project.

Director Francis Ford Coppola has given his blessing to a psychological survival-horror game based on the cult classic Apocalypse Now movie. Now it remains to be seen if crowd funding the project will be successful.